NFL VP says Competition Committee will recommend ejections for non-football acts

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The NFL's Competition Committee has been meeting recently with the intention of recommending rule changes the league should adopt at the annual meeting Boyd Gordon Jersey next week. The committee has already released a , while it's been reported that the committee will also come out against the idea of .Another change the committee will be recommending, according to NFL executive vice president of football operations Troy Vincent, is the adoption of college-style ejection rules for players that commit "non-football acts" on the field of play. Here's a video of a play that would potentially Laurent Brossoit Jersey qualify as such an act under the new Jesse Puljujarvi Jersey rule: The Competition Committee has worked to clarify how officials will call downfield contact. The Committee also recommends allowing GameDay Central to eject a player for non-football acts actions & techniques that pose great risks to players & have no place in our game. Troy Vincent (@TroyVincent23) The Competition Committee carefully examined injury data using science, research & video to improve protecting Ryan Smyth Jersey players from unnece sary risk & reduce player safety-related injuries. Troy Vincent (@TroyVincent23) Adjudicating this rule from GameDay Central rather than on the field is an interesting recommendation, seeing as it takes the decision out of the hands of the referees that are Andrej Sekera Jersey actually calling the game. It is often easier to spot such a non-football play on TV than it is live, but coaches and fans may not take too kindly to people in an offsite location deciding whether to eject players from the game.
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